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PAID CONTENT FOR ALILA KOTHAIFARU MALDIVES


Alila Kothaifaru Maldives, A Hyatt Resort RAA ATOLL, MALDIVES


Set on a 28-acre private island in Raa Atoll at the northern edge of the Maldives, Alila Kothaifaru Maldives is a Hyatt resort offering a serene escape defined by space, privacy and a close connection to nature. The resort is accessible via a 45-minute seaplane journey from Velana International Airport, and is surrounded by turquoise waters, a vibrant house reef and the untouched beauty of one of the archipelago’s most tranquil destinations. Alila Kothaifaru Maldives comprises 41


beachfront villas, 36 overwater villas, three two- bedroom beach villas and the exclusive Boduge residence, with every accommodation featuring a private pool. The newly introduced two-bedroom beach villas provide the ideal setting for shared holidays, while the Boduge residence represents the pinnacle of island living. This exclusive retreat features a fully equipped kitchenette, elegant dining and living areas, a private pool and outdoor barbecue space. For larger gatherings, the residence can seamlessly connect to a neighbouring villa, creating an expansive three-bedroom sanctuary for milestone celebrations or extended family escapes.


Dining is equally immersive, with a collection


of restaurants and bars celebrating global flavours in spectacular island settings. Guests can savour Mediterranean-inspired cuisine at Seasalt, Japanese fusion cuisine and live teppanyaki at Umami, handcrafted cocktails at Mirus Bar, grilled specialities at Yakitori Bar and Italian favourites at Pibati Sul Mare. For a truly memorable occasion, The Shack — the resort’s exclusive private sandbank — offers bespoke castaway dining surrounded by uninterrupted ocean views. The resort embraces wellness and adventure


in equal measure. Spa Alila is a treetop sanctuary with restorative treatments, while Play Alila offers younger guests engaging, nature-inspired activities. Underwater adventures are led by the on-site Euro-Divers team, offering diving, snorkelling and non-motorised watersports. Guests can encounter Raa Atoll’s Big Five — manta rays, dolphins, sharks, rays and sea turtles — while exploring 28 uncrowded dive sites within 15 minutes of the resort. The Unesco Biosphere Reserve of Hanifaru Bay, famous for its seasonal manta ray gatherings, is also nearby.


DON’T MISS Watch the sunset at The Shack private sandbank with sundowners, live flair bartending and unforgettable Indian Ocean views


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KEY FEATURES • Large villas & a residence • 5 restaurants & bars • Euro-Divers dive & watersports centre


• Spa Alila (treetop wellness spa) • Play Alila kids’ club


KEY ACTIVITIES • Scuba diving & snorkelling • Castaway picnic & sundowners at The Shack private sandbank


• Dolphin & manta ray excursions • Yoga & wellness experiences


GET IN TOUCH • alilakothaifarumaldives.com • +960 659 1234 • kothaifaru@alilahotels.com • instagram.com/alilamaldives


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